More good news for ice dance today.
@PechalatBourzat
Retour sur Glace après 4 semaines ! En forme et super motivé ! Fabian
3:14 PM - 7 Feb 13
More good news for ice dance today.
@PechalatBourzat
Retour sur Glace après 4 semaines ! En forme et super motivé ! Fabian
3:14 PM - 7 Feb 13
Hooray! Made my day!
Wonderful!!!!! I can't wait to see them. Somehow they seem to come back super strong after having been off the ice because of injury.
Nathalie Péchalat & Fabian Bourzat
We are happy to tell you that everything is going more than fineWe were so excited to get back on the ice ! In 1 month we will definitely be a part of the World Championships in London.
http://www.facebook.com/permalink.ph...d=181962471187
Now the question is whether their training mates Weaver and poje will also be back and where will the judges put these teams.
Yay! Best news of the weekfor me!!
Thanks a million, golden!!!
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For a minute there I wondered whether something happened to Osmond?( Kaitlyn is Weaver's name)
Does anyoneknow how Fabian is doing? Did it affect his skating.
I monitored Nathalie and Fabian's FB page and a few days before they announced their return onto the ice, they were already training off ice.
That is IMO good news, that he was already testing his groins recovery through the lifts, because usually they can train the lifts off ice as well.
And because this is ice dance where jumps are not happening, I think if he can do stroking and lifts they will be able to recover in a few weeks comes worlds.
Well that is good to know. I wonder if anyone can catch them for bronze.
Pechalat stays productive while Bourzat heals up
Ice dancer served as French team captain at Europeans, earned internship credits
By Jean-Christophe Berlot, special to icenetwork.com
(02/20/2013)
http://web.icenetwork.com/news/artic...&vkey=ice_news
No quotes from Bourzat, but lots from Pechalat (incl. plenty about her individual activities while he was recovering).
Excerpts:
"We were sad, disappointed and frustrated, of course," Péchalat conceded, as the team was quite eager to attempt to win its third European title in three years.
Bourzat did not need any surgery to repair the muscle.
"What happened was that one of his three adductor muscles detached from the bone and went down about one inch," Péchalat detailed. "So now the only thing to do is to be patient and exercise, to stretch that muscle again and seal it to the remaining two."
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Now the team is back on the ice in Detroit and practicing for the 2013 World Championships.
"It's going rather well," Péchalat said. "We have not lost anything in terms of quality or technique. Physically, though, we need to practice hard to be in top form for worlds in three weeks. We, however, need to go step by step, as Fabian needs to be careful of how intense and how long he practices. He can skate about one hour and a half every day, just the time to review everything. We also exercise physically for about another hour and a half every day, through stretching, and specific muscle and cardio work. Fabian listens to his body very carefully, and we all adapt to his own rhythm."
Last edited by golden411; 02-20-2013 at 10:44 AM.
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